Category Archives: Agreements

Step 1: Person A agrees to speak using Adjustable, Accountable and Acceptable language in relation to Person B. Step 2: If person B wishes to dispute the content and/or delivery of person A, they agree to respond with Appreciation, Acknowledgment … Continue reading →

Rethink Perfect is about building upon the agreement to: “try to hold each other accountable to use a dispute moderator like the 6A Rules of Engagement when conversing”. It is not about one of us losing and the other winning … Continue reading →

I just finished reading Click: The Magic of Instant Connections, and here are my thoughts on it below. I am really interested in this subject of clicking but even more so, how we stay “clicked”. I really appreciated the depth … Continue reading →

Just saw someone getting mad outside a Supre Store and the similarity to that person to “going mad” is uncanny. To me she looked, acted, and sounded like she was going “mad”. I still reckon that we get mad in … Continue reading →

Rethink Perfect is the call of a challenge for a dispute. i.e. “I challenge your concept…” is not a bad way to begin a “conversation” Better still: “I am sorry, but I challenge your concept of….” or the pièce de … Continue reading →

Rethink Perfect is not a new thinking tool to help us think better. I think, that it is a tool to help us think better together! It only works when in place with at least one other person in the … Continue reading →

Introduction The goal of this talk is to get some agreements on rules of engagement, so that we can have a conversation on a subject that is near and dear to me, The mating cycle. 1. Perfect Thinking Certainty Self organising … Continue reading →

My comment to Richard Fidler: Hey Richard, I like your program but was a bit surprised by your intro today. That Tolstoy’s wife, Sonya was "the bearer of HIS children". Come on! That may have been the case 150 years … Continue reading →

I heard a psychologist on Big Ideas on the ABC 24 stating the following: “People tell the truth to hut others but can also tell the truth to help others” She reckons we should tell the truth to help someone. … Continue reading →

Can someone say the ‘wrong’ thing? A small question but one that could change our lives, I think. If you answered yes, then there is a good chance that you think that we can also say the ‘right’ thing. Applying … Continue reading →